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'A1 it 1 .1 i 1 3AOI THIRTY- THU INDEPKNOiNT- AJU Army Spends a Million a Month for SUNDAY, OCTOSCR ItO 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES -i XZNDALL-NXCHOLS Raymond. ,33. 84 CUrcmoBt ikih; Klenort, 69 ClArtnioBt iitniii i PLATT-BLADWIN Robert tadt, SO, Gimp Haas, Rirenida; Xufenia, It, 1910 Caspian avenue. FITZCERALD-HORN Georgs. 30, 1339 Eut 19th street; Hilda Klalao.

17, 1519 tut Third itiwt XITCHKN-UBEVXIjDT William LMurd, 23. 4531 Village road: Pm- 1 trici Mai, 30, 333 BoawaU avenue. BOTTR-dHAUGHNKSST LaVrraa. 23, 1331 But S3. Altadena: lfaur 1 4 '-V f- -I i Eighth street.

NXXLSON-L0W Xai. 43, TO Army. ChiRrterta; LOcille Feterepn. 37, HICKS-TrRRXTORT Lw: Gala, 39. 1 743 American ananai Helen.

17, 8285 AVCBUC I BCHROEDER-KtLTX FTed. 34. TO Narr. Loaf Beach Virginia Elisabeth, 23,1 1131 Roatrall avenue. r-GILLBTT-JJ amea Monroe.

83. TO gli'ewport BcMh: -Naxla 33, cc3 ROBEBT8ON-HOTOT093 Uogrd C. Loa Angeles Patsy Houston, 23, Comptom. BREINER-BOUGHN VI rail Ray- mornd, 19k Xomaa Faya, It, both of Torrance. XEGLET-HOWELL Earl Albert 34.

Marine Corps Base. Ban Diego; Hartha Jaaa, 37, Compton. EATON-LENAHAIC bit. -91. S34to East Broadway: Ulllaa 1 35, 1923 Florida street.

McCARTY-llcCURLEY Lawrence 23. TO Army, Lima Beach; Cleta Adeline. 18. 337 But Ninth street. ADAIU-COLWELL William Jeeae.

23, Bellflower: Jaaa. 19, Compton. I i i Ton caa read thousands of proapecta far your business quickly aal economically with an Independent Want Ad. I Prfvette Health Spot DB. HELEN FRTVETTE, DA CHIROPRACTIC I NERVE SPECIALIST i i FEATURING I 1 D-Tax Col an ica Short Warn Diathermy Stlm-O-Lax Maiaaga For War Weary Narvaa i Equipment' OPEN EVENINGS APPOINTMENT Now Opea-416 LocEtt Phone 645-185 sad 635-151 469 EAST 57TH STREET Phono 228-11 INNERSPRING MATTRESS CAN BE REPAIRED Lai Ua Eatlmata an Vanr Ml 1 FEATHER BEDS PILLOWS RENOVATED eamted.

np fluffed and renovated. np Camplata Upholstering Servtoal ALL WORK GUARANTEED! CROWELL'S OVER QUARTER CENTURY IN LONG BEACH I BIRTHS SEASIDE hospital; REYNOLDS Mr. and Mm W. Reynolds, Loa Angeles. October 17, i foDD Mr.

and Mm. B.W. Dodd. Bellflower. October 17, girt.

PETTY Mr. and Mra. 3L H. Petty, Bl Monte. October 17, boy, TREL8TAD Mr.

and Mra, N. J. Trelatad, 3211 Locuat avenue, October 17. hoy. GRAHAM Mr.

and Mra. Graham. Loa Angeles, October 13k girt. OOLB Hr. and Mra.

H. Cola, Loa Anceleu October 18. boy. UNDERHILL Mr. and link a Underhill.

dive. October 18, boy. BUCHANAN Mr. and Mra. J.

X. Buchanan. Baa Pedro, October 18, boy. JOHNSON Mr. and Mra.

W. Johnson. Wilmington, October 13, boy. FLBTCHBR Mr. and Mra.

L. H. neteber, 3343 Olira avenue. October GARVIN Mr. and Mra.

W. Carrie. 1534 Bast Eighth atreet. October Mr. and Mra.

E. Smith. 3044 Marlqulta street. October 18, boyl COTTAGE MATERNITY HOSPITAL YOUNG Mr. and Mra.

Jamca Young, BNH Vim Wanda. October 17, jtM. HAMPTON Mr. and Un. Howard H.

Hampton. 1890 8L Louie arenue, October 30,, boy. COLLIE Mr. and Mra. Lawrence A.

Collie. Wilmington. October 30, boy. MURPHY Mr. and Mra.

J. B. Murphy. S3 Bast 63rd atreet, October 30k HOSPITAL HICKS--Mr. and -Mra.

M. W. Hicks, 868 Molina arenue. October 18, girl. COOPED Mr.

and Mra. B. J. Cooper, 84m Delay. October 30, boy.

McWILLCAMS Mr. and Mra. w. v. McWilliams, 1083 Gardenia.

October 30. boy. HUGHES Mr. and Mra. T.

J. Hughes. 947 Via Cannelitoa, October 30, girt. TL CO KDw UNITY HOSPITAL WALL-4-Mr. and Mra.

Kenneth, Bellflower. girt. October 30. HINDEBER Mr. and Mra.

Bari, San Pedro, boy, 'October 19. HARTMr. and Dennis, 351 Temple arenue, girl; 19. JOHNSON Mr. and Mra.

Jamee 1907 Sherman place, boy. October 30. ANDERSON Mr. and Mra. Francis, 141 Benton arenue, October 30.

HALVERSON Mr. and Mra. Del- bSp5E3irflia01fSr Linden arenue, boy, October 20. THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs.

Homer. 130 Glendora arenue, gill, October 30k MAGNOLIA HOSPITAL SADLER Mr. and Mra. W. 3061 Eucalyptus arenue, boy, October 31.

B083-Xr. and Mrs. X. 1700 Locuat arcana, twlna. boy and girt, October 22.

HARRIMAN JONES HOSPITAL HAWKINS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, 833 Junlpero arenue, boy. October 20l CLA8ER Lieut, and Mra. WilUam 1131 Eaati first atreaL girL October 3L Divorces divorces piled -r GOUGE Floyd rs.

Bather. GALVAN Frances M. ra. Raymond MOULTON Fred L. ra.

Bernfea. BREWIS Helen Marie n. Jobn'T. LAVENDER Wilma ra. Herbert J.

PARMELEB Alena M. ra. EliioU W. BALEVURAKI8 Betty ra. John.

CRISTER Sarah E. ra. FNdHarry. WHITEFIELD Walter ra. Florence 11 ALLEN Agnes A.

rs. SEPARATE MAINTENANCE ANGUN Beanie ra. Arbis C. Yitqmlii for 'Gray Halri Exploded CHICAGO. (TP) The theory that caidum panthotenate restores color to gray hair has been exploded by the research of ti Washington medical eqierts.

The two men. Dr. Irvin Kerlan and Dri Robert Herwidc, report in the current American medical Journal that they tested the synthetic vitamin preparation: on 27 persons and found It lacked all polor-restoring powers. Said the two researchers: The publicity which has been given to this so-called miracle cdlorrestoring formula is pun Unadulterated 7 balderdash. We found tfeat affor treating 27 persons for six months straight tha there had been no aignificant diange! in the color of their hair.1 Vi Sufteran of ibaso Aflmonte Law Blaai fimarr.

Heart Trratlr, fIVI are various musical Instrument large and small, such plane; phonographs, radio sets; also harmonicas, ocarinas and tonettes. in NUlcs's Vecema Take Hssrtog Aid Wales Hsariag Tes3 Eggipmend; Uueuslwat the wmrld. Is by Amerleas Armies, Navis Mail Nr a.Nsw Cspsrisecs la Hseriag Ksas ar VW9 Oar Mates Office MAICO of LougBeaeli NEAL J. COOK, Mgr. Second Floor HeartweQ Bldg, Phone 620-77 PBtMAlIEIIT WAVE i g5 COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON Ni Appointment Nsesssary .146 West Sixth St.

Y.W.CJL Bldg. i. PHONX S29-29 nig bmsty eaton hm(A. at to tin itty. DjUm ytsis to MMntlNl SLOW EXAMINATION UmI StMii I PAT I According to famous doctor produces n.

deadly alow which Is the greatest WoStlug Septic Tanks Tfienunds of pggpto hs taw dally actlono are wavarUialam walking aagtla tanka af fool aawaga wtiick peilMtM thalr blood and aanaaa moot of thoir allmonta. SLOW POISON CAUSES HoodacfMO TrooMoo wHb Heart .4 Tomnda Liver Kidney Madder Skin Rhaumatlom Indigootion Maating leers Cold Pin. Anemia. Tired Clean Out Blow Poison by Automatic Cotoalo Lnyagaa NO DRUGS OR SURGERY Pflcs Rgptara TonsSs VariesM Valns Prostnf FOOT TROUBLES Corraetlons Dra. Sammars ft Ylckaiy, ILC.

CQale BMg. 431 E. Broadway 10-94-43 DEATHS ROSCOE W. ROBINSON Flns rites for Roacoe William Robimpn, i 67, 1 8301 East TlUrd street. Who' died yesterday at his home, will take place Tuesday at dO p.

si, Id the Mot tell mortuary chipel with the Masonic order snB the Ret. William Hodeexm of-Idatingk Interment be In Westminster memorial Mr. Robinson was a native of coming to Long leach from there 81 years' ago. fle wa s' member of Ridgeway lodge Now 62, AFAAM; the Royal Arch Masons, chapter 91. Over-brook, Kansas and local 710, Carpenters union.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. )ort May Robinson, and a son, daynard Robinson, both of Long Beach, and two half sisters living in Raleigh, N. I JULIUS J. BLAKE Funeral services for Julius J. Blake, 360 West Ocean boulevard, who died Friday at Banning; frill ake place Tuesday at 11:80 a.

In the Mottell mortuary chapeL He was a native of Collinsville; 111 and for many years operated a restaurant In Kansas City, Mp. He was a member of the First Church of Scientist, and belonged Albert Pike Cansas Cfty. 'r Surviving relatives are" his widow, lbs. Laura Blake; two brothers, Clyde W. Blake, Cas-ler, WyoJ, and Charles G.

Blake, Cansas City. f- BENTON T. CORDRAY Funeral services for Benton T. CSordray, 70k who died at his home. 1605 Walnut avenue, Friday, will ake place tomorrow at 1:30 p.

the Mottell mortuary chapel with the Rev. Ernest Beam, of the i Zhurch of Christ officiating. Entombment will be In Sunnyside mausoleum. Mr. COrdray came to Long Beach 2 years -ago from Pittsburg; Kans.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hilda Gordray; a son, Ferdinand B. Cordray, and daughter Mrs. Joseph F. Grenier, all of Long Beach; several sisters and brothers and two- ADALBERT A.

SHAW Military funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 10:30 a. for Adeljsert Augustus Shaw, 40, chief machinist mate, in the Huddle Bonwell mortuary chapel. Truman P. Riddle of the Navy Family chapel will officiate. Interment will be in Sunnyside memoriajl park.

Mr. Shawresided at 1095 Bennett avenue. He was a native of Boston, Jdass.and came to Long Beach lh 1929. He died Friday at the Lond Beach navy hospital. Surviving relatives are the Mrs.

Rose Shaw; three sons, RGssell Shaw, USN; Adel-bert A.j Shaw, Jr, and Richard Shaw, Long Beach; his mother, Mrs. Clare L. Shaw, Boston, and a brother, Nhylld ShawUSCG. JpACQUINA SIDES Final rites for Mrs. Joacqulna Das Nevas Sides, 47, who died, yesterday at her home, 1162 Magnolia avenue, will take place for morrow I at 11 a.

In tha Mottell mortuary chapeL The Rev. Ronald T. White will Mrs. Sides was bom In LisbSn, Portugal, and came to Long Beach 20 yeafo ago. She Is survived by a brotherdn-law, E.

Sides of WALTER EL HfosiiH! 0 Walter E. Heckler, 38; died yesterday Grants Pass, Ore. He formerly lived at 2544 Gale avenue. He was a awmber of the First Christian diurch. Long Beach, jfuid of tha Mktanic lodge.

Surviving relatives are his widow, Mrs. Dolly A. Heckler, ud brotherf' Oliver O. Hedder, both of Long Beadu 1 Funeral service will take idem Wednesday at 120 TumOr cmd Prmt Dlosfiostle CCsIs Every Thursday, MM AH. Far Appolatmeat Call 811-14 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1 (Naw-PfaWH JERSEY CITY, N.

Jr-(TP) The army Is spending more than a million dollars a month for recreational and athletic equipment for its fighting men at home and overseas. More than 813.000,000 worth of such merchandise has been purchased by the quartermaster corps since July, 1942; In a program that is paying big dividends in morale and well being. Equipment is provided for the favorite outdoor sports of the fighting men, particularly baseball and football. A partial list of other Items supplied includes Javelins, badminton, medicine balla, striking hags, fencing equipment, diving bobrds, darts, boxing gloves, and even fishing rods and equipment Those preferring less active recreation have the choice of cards, dominoes, backgammon, darts, chess, checkers or Included among the purchases Future Air Problems To Be Discussed at Cepftd October 26 WASHINGTON (TP Governmental and I civilian authorities win discuss present and future air transport, problems at'a national meeting in Washington, on OcL 26. Some of the problems to be discussed.

are: Domestic air cargo, airport design. Intercontinent fly-, lng, and post planning. Speakers will Include Colonel H. R. Harris, commanding officer of the domestic transportation division of the air transport command; John Leslie, manager of the Atlantic divirion of Pan American airways; William Littlewood, vice-president In charge of engineering, American airlines; Robert Buck; pilot captain; Transcontinental and Western Air; Grover Loening, consultant on war production board; and C.

Bedell Monro, president, Pennsylvania-Central Airlines. The meeting will be held. In two separate sessions one session commencing at 2 pi in. with Grover Loening as chairman, tha other starting at 7:00 pi m. with J.

Parker Van Zandt of the Institution as chairman. -A schedule of national meetings fqr 1943-1944 was also announced as follows: -The Wright Brothers lecture and dinner In Washington. D.t on December 17; the twelfth annuid meeting and honors night dinner in New York In the latter part of January, 1944; an engine and accessory production meeting in Detroit Jn April, and a design ankpost-war planning meeting In Loc Angeles in July, followed gain by the. air transport meeting and Wright Brothers lecture. New Motcrlob for Postwar 'Autos NEW YORK (TP) Materials needed for construction and operation of mptorized wqy equipment, and for postwar motor vehicles and other products, will be discussed 'at a meeting to.be held November 10 at: Cleveland, Ohio.

The conference, known as the SAE war and postwar materials meeting. Is sponsored by the SAE passenger-car and trade and bus activities, with the Cleveland SAE section cooperating: A number of plastics manufacturers will exhibit products. p. m. in the Mottell mortuiry chapel with the! Rev.

Homer A. Strong officiating. To I Announce MAIUOrJciYIUMI Electroloqlsf 434V4 PINE-AVfe. Specialist ln the Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair CONSULTATION FREE! Hours: 10 A. M.

to 3 P. M. Phono: Long Bosch 630-170 Wilmington 2510-W WHY PAY MORE THAN! $2 FOR AN EXAMINATION! Dr. Dellarbltfs Examlnatlan Cawlsto aft1 BrftHna naSiaala AaalyWa af BlaSScr. KISary.

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